I find it fascinating that they are failing to apologize to the people they traumatized, but very quick with the press release that it's "not Flock's fault".

While your chances of being shot by the police are tiny, they are additive the more times you get pulled over in this manner. The press release from the police should have been a mea culpa, a confirmation the error has been corrected, and an apology to the victims whose lives were put in very real danger, not the defense of the massive surveillance system that amplified their error.

> Nobody seems to be willing to route both the original video and the ads through the same server

The only ads I ever see on youtube are the ones the content creators insert themselves into their own video. So this is already being done and gives content creators control over the ads being served while receiving the ad revenue they need to maintain their channel.

I don't know anyone who complains about ads served this way. The creators themselves are incentivized to make the ads tasteful and short and they understand that a view has the power to skip past it manually if they are inclined. This seems to be the proper way to handle it.

Google hands off a project which can become a legal nightmare where AI exfiltrates user health records in order to absolve themselves of any liability while still pushing for their AI systems (and all their Big Tech buddies) to have access.

Since when did anyone have to register a subdomain?

A fully loaded Surface Pro 12 is a pale imitation of the power of a similarly priced Macbook Pro.

Why would I set out to deny something I never mentioned. This is all in your head friend, you need to clean house and join us back in reality.

Nowhere in my comment did I mention America or Trump or any "conservative" view. It's a quote from the UN regarding the Iranian theocracy arresting, torturing, and murdering their own people for the crime of talking about what's happening there.

Iran was murdering their own people by the tens of thousands long before this conflict with America started. Perhaps your focus should be on the atrocities being committed there rather than trying to blame them on the US?

> The UNâ(TM)s top human rights official warned on Wednesday that Iraniansâ(TM) rights are being eroded in âoeharsh and brutal ways,â citing a surge in executions, mass arrests and alleged abuses amid a widening crackdown on dissent

https://news.un.org/en/story/2...

Iran is not the innocent place the media portrays it as.

That IPv8 proposal was confirmed to be AI written, submitted by an anonymous entity in the Bahamas.

It calls for OAuth for authorization of devices but IP operates at Layer 7, OAuth is Layer 3. It's AI slop - complete garbage.

Both the ATSC 1.0 and 3.0 specs include OTA EPG data yet I don't see any of the major vendors using it. There's no reason for Sony or really any OTA receiver maker to have to provide that guide data over the net.

"Journalists" have been caught making bold false claims followed by unread retractions for years, now they will blame it on AI just as CEO's blame AI for job cuts.

Unfortunately the media is rewarded by clicks, not truth.

They said pTOS was being produced by a specific type of gut bacteria, they only measured the levels in the blood.

Bacteria of course are very easy to "cultivate". Might even be possible to introduce that bacteria into the human gut so we can produce it ourselves.

For all the open source projects that were turned into commercial versions by introducing proprietary elements, it seems AI can be used to replicate the proprietary components back as open source.

"Gerger was also frustrated by the proliferation of non-disclosure agreements between big tech companies and local officials"

There should never be a situation where local officials can hide their negotiations behind NDA's. They are PUBLIC officials and the public has the right to know what decisions they are making on behalf of the community (as opposed to the officials enriching themselves or pocketing huge campaign donations).

The solution isn't to censor, it's to clearly label it.

Community notes on X are a good example of how to expose deceitful content without the need for outright censorship, a similar solution would be appropriate here.

If you allow politicians and government officials to decide what the public can or cannot see you can 100% guarantee that system will be abused.

And I would wager these same officials would hire, at taxpayer expense, teams to make sure any negative content would be removed. The public would be paying to have their own voices silenced.